A través de estas páginas, el autor hace desfilar con sinceridad tanto sus éxitos como sus fracasos. Y logra extraer, de todas esas experiencias, una convicción espiritual: que Dios utilizó cada uno de esos sucesos para modelar su carácter y llenar su alma. Un libro que desafía a los que sienten el vacío de su alma, anima a los que tienen el alma llena, e ilumina nuestra propia historia de vida desde la confianza en la soberanía divina. El libro recorre entrelazando en paralelo dos ejes vitales, “la vida exterior del hombre “en su quehacer diario, con las ilusiones y temores de nuestro propio ego. Y la “vida interior del alma “que busca la verdad o el sentido profundo de la vida con el paso del tiempo, y que nos enfrenta a valorar nuestra existencia. Ese conflicto existencialista del hombre postmoderno o líquido, y la tensión de la búsqueda del sentido y la verdad, es la que el autor narra en primera persona. Y como tiene el coraje de parar, mirar, reflexionar y ver ese gran vacío vital en su vida. The book "The emptiness of the soul that only God can fill" its author Miguel Contreras writes; "For many years I lived with an empty soul". Thus begins this book: the adventure of a seeker through extreme sports, politics, business life and family, the Bible and the meaning of existence. The emptiness of the soul that only God can fill introduces us to the story of a life and the spiritual learnings of that journey. In the encounters of Jesus with different people, the author finds the kick to tell his own story; and among anecdotes, memories and testimonies, the wisdom and actuality of the Scriptures come to the surface. Throughout these pages, the author sincerely parades both his successes and his failures. And he manages to extract, from all these experiences, a spiritual conviction: that God used each of these events to shape his character and fill his soul. A book that challenges those who feel the emptiness of their soul, encourages those whose souls are full, and illuminates our own life story with confidence in divine sovereignty. The book intertwines in parallel two vital axes, "the external life of man" in his daily life, with the illusions and fears of our own ego. And the "inner life of the soul" that seeks the truth or the deep meaning of life with the passage of time, and that confronts us to value our existence. This existentialist conflict of postmodern or liquid man, and the tension of the search for meaning and truth, is what the author narrates in the first person. And how he has the courage to stop, look, reflect and see that great vital emptiness in his life.